The Intermediate course takes you one step further. It builds on the previous two courses but can also serve as a starting point if your background and knowledge match this level. In this course, you will learn adverbs of frequency, irregular past simple verbs, was and were, the present continuous, comparative and superlative adjectives, modals can, could and should and future forms (going to and will).
The course includes 10 modules with guided practice, end-of-unit quizzes, and a final exam. Module 1 is completely free, so you can try it before you commit. Designed for homeschoolers, children, ESL and EFL learners, native speakers who want to brush up on their skills, and anyone else looking for a language boost.
Module 1 is completely free

Perfect for ESL/EFL learners, young learners, homeschoolers, adults returning to English and anyone who wants to refine their skills.
In a way that helps you remember it.
Easy-to-read lessons that build on previous knowledge.
Practise each rule as you learn it.
A quiz at the end of every module to check you've understood.
Instant scoring after each practice and module quiz.
Practice review mode before the exam.
Reach an 80% pass rate and download a certificate to keep.
By the end of Intermediate, you'll be able to…
Each Intermediate module has easy-to-read, step-by-step lessons, followed by guided practice and an end-of-module quiz. If a rule is tricky, the review section gives you extra practice before the final exam.
Adverbs of frequency and spelling edge cases
go, have, see, and other common irregulars
did, didn't, with regular and irregular verbs together
The past of 'to be', and there was / there were
Affirmative, negative, and questions
Habits vs now, and stative verbs like know and want
bigger, more interesting, as…as
the biggest, the most interesting
Ability, permission, and advice
going to (plans) vs will (predictions)
Try Module 1, completely free.
Work through the lessons, guided practice and quiz in each module.
Sit the final exam, reach 80%, and download your certificate.

After completing all 10 modules, you will take the final exam. It covers everything you studied in the modules and lets you show what you've learned.
Once you reach an 80% pass rate, you can download your certificate. To help you pass, you'll have access to:
Beginner 1, Beginner 2, Intermediate and Advanced: 40 modules, four final exams and four certificates, for less than buying each level separately.
Not sure which level is right for you?
Take the placement test →No, but you need to be comfortable with present-tense grammar and basic sentence structure. If you’ve done Beginner 1 and 2, you’re ready. If you already have that foundation, you can start here directly.
This is where past tenses, continuous forms, comparisons, and modals come in — the grammar that lets you describe more than just the present moment.
Yes, particularly for learners consolidating grammar they’ve picked up and to understand the rules.
Advanced, covering perfect tenses, conditionals, passive voice, reported speech, and relative clauses.
Yes, upon completing all ten modules and passing the final exam.
Each level builds on the last, so you can work straight through, or drop in at the level that matches where you already are.
Nouns, plurals, articles, pronouns, the verb “to be”, demonstratives and possessives.
View course → Level 2Builds on Grammar 1 — adjectives, prepositions of place, there is / there are, verbs, and the present and past simple.
View course → Level 3Adverbs of frequency, irregular past simple, was / were, the present continuous, comparatives and superlatives, modals and future forms.
You are here Level 4Perfect tenses, conditionals, passive voice, reported speech and relative clauses.
View course →Start with Module 1 for free, or get the full course today.